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Um yes. Trump hasn’t done a damn thing personally to create jobs, that’s up to said companies not the president. That’s goes for a Trump or Obama. But you be a good little Trump supporter and believe whatever he tells you too.
So cutting laws/regulations for businesses was not trumps doing....yea, anyway...you're being a good obama boot licker.....
Business Insider has a great article : Congress just kicked Trump's trade deal in the teeth for all the right reasons.
Two bills were passed by Congress The Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act and the Uyghur Human Rights Act. Both bills were passed by unanimous consent and McConnell was not needed to bring the bill to vote. Under unanimous consent, one senator can derail the vote, but no one did and it is veto proof. While both bills stand up for human rights, it also has the potential to destroy Trump's trade deal. Will it effect the economy? Time will tell. A trade deal is looking less and less likely.
Um yes. Trump hasn’t done a damn thing personally to create jobs, that’s up to said companies not the president. That’s goes for a Trump or Obama. But you be a good little Trump supporter and believe whatever he tells you too.
Sometimes its better to remain silent and let people wonder if you are clueless, rather than speak and prove them correct.
Now, one need not be an economist to understand basic cause and effect, especially when its so obvious. Tax cuts, deregulation, the correction of horrible trade deals, and incentives for US manufacturing has led to the unprecedented turn around in the US economy, and remarkable employment numbers.
This is absolutely a result of Trump economic policies .... not magical gifts from the Easter Bunny or Tooth Fairy.
as of yesterday, we have 2.7% unemployment in austin. business leaders lament business may have to slow down because they can't find enough workers.
Still, House noted significant challenges for the Austin region. The tight labor market and low unemployment rate make it difficult for businesses to fill positions and find workers....
I don't understand why some consider record unemployment a bad thing. surely, people supporting their families do not consider being employed a bad thing.
63% of the population are withdrawn from the workforce ... factor those folks in and see how it comes out.
Really, why is Donald Trump taking credit for controlling the economy?
God complex?
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